Friday, September 15 – 3rd in the Burg!
Join the archaeological excavation team from the State Museum on an evening dig at Fort Hunter. Participating in Harrisburg’s 3rd in the Burg, the Fort Hunter excavation will be open... More »
Built on a bluff overlooking the Susquehanna River, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park has served as a war fort, a hub for frontier commerce, and an exclusive private estate. Now preserved and open to the public, Fort Hunter Mansion and Park invites you to explore Pennsylvania's rich history.
Join the archaeological excavation team from the State Museum on an evening dig at Fort Hunter. Participating in Harrisburg’s 3rd in the Burg, the Fort Hunter excavation will be open... More »
Rain or shine – Fort Hunter Day is around the corner! There is something for everyone – free pony, carriage and hay rides, acitivities for the kids, an arts and... More »
You think your apple pie is the best? Enter the Fort Hunter Day contest to prove it to everyone else! Fill out the form, send it in by September 8 with... More »
Raffle tickets for “Morning at the Barn” by Paul Vasiliades are on sale now. Created and donated by Pual V, this original work is the theme for the Centennial Barn Bash... More »
Get your tickets now for a fun-filled day trip to Tea on Tiber in Ellicott City... More »
Due to circumstances beyond our control, Devon Allman has decided to take some time off due to his father’s recent passing. With that said, he will be unable to make... More »
BREAKING NEWS! The PA Dairymen’s Association will be selling their famous farm show milkshakes at Sunday’s Garden Faire!... More »
Don’t let a little wet weather keep you from enjoying this fun morning. If the weather cooperates the hike and yoga will proceed as planned. If the weather is deemed... More »
Under the Hunter’s Moon reimagined – Centennial Barn Bash. Save the Date, Saturday, September 30... More »
The Cooper Wingert lecture, “Slavery and the Underground Railroad” has been rescheduled for Wednesday, May 17 at 7pm. The late snowstorm snowed out the March lecture, now we have another... More »